Berlin Bombs Drama Shocks City Officials
Berlin reports a bizarre advertising stunt by a candy maker using two planes to drop foil wrapped prizes on crowds. The stunt left hundreds dizzy and prompted a halt as police investigated the event. The piece also notes concerns over German film stars seeking work in the United States and rising costs in education as Berlin grapples with economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick Ihn Great
Steir
Shaapers
Iieh
Emell
Reewn
Hyak Hyperia
United States
Germany
Path Janvings
Conrad
Veidt
Paul, Wegener
Goesta’ Behmann
Tzinaheid Bergner
Lgitimate Slase
Chinese Responsibility Policy Affects German Residents
In Foochow a modified form of the old Chinese rule holding families responsible for members extends to German residents. Otto Heinsohn jailed for faults of his employer William Pfeng over illegal warfare arms. Peng left park suddenly. he had been only recently employed and no link found. Heinsohn arrested amid extraterritorial privileges claimed by the German community. Roosevelt's birthday observed as Navy Day with ships open to public and radio speeches planned by Secretary and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foochow
China
Otto Heinsohn
William Pfeng
Peng
Heinsohn
York
Theodore Roosevelt
Richard Col
Theodore Roose
Revival Doors Open For Union Meeting
In the Redlind area neighbors plan a week long revival beginning Sunday with preaching at the Methodist church and a union service with Overbrook. Rev. Means will speak and a youth-led effort invites all to attend. Local residents Mrs. Vivian Thurber and Emma Thurber visited Monday, frost has halted fieldwork, and several Thurber relatives from Goodland and Kansas attended the revival kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
Hewl
Harry Mat
Sheer
Hen
Bolten
Methodist Church
Means
Vivian
Emma Thurber
Lawrence
Kale
Overbrook
Convers
Harry Thurber
Goodland
Kans
Carl Thurber
Set
Kngas
Redlind
Furiera
De Soto M E Ladies Aid Quilting Meeting Report
Mr and Mrs W H Baker and Mrs J A Giebener motored to Glathe Wednesday morning. The M E Ladies Aid met at the church for an all day quilting. One quilt nearly completed and two comforts tacked. A bountiful dinner with creamed chicken hot rolls jelly and pie served at noon. Present all day were Mrs Sursh Agnew Mrs Hambleton Mrs Frank Rhoades Mrs J D Buck ts Sam Vance Mrs Ershall Mrs John Giebsver Charles Jowett Mrs Ruth ston Mrs Agnes Linden Dell Paxton Mrs Fred Stuchberry Mrs John Whitelaw Bre Maggiman and Mr Mathe rs Louis Soung canis in the afternoon. John Giebener Fred Stuchberry J D Buckingham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baker
J.A. Giebener
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Sursh Agnew
Hambleton
Frank Rhoades
J. D- Buckts
Sam Vance
Er+ shall
John Giebsver
Harles Jowett
Ruthston
Agnes. Linden
Dell Paxton
Fred Stuchberry
John Whitelaw
Bre
Maggiman
Mr .Mathers
Louis Soung Canis
John Giebener
J.D. Buckingham
Quilt ing event announced for Wednesday in November
A jumble of local notes reports a quilt ing event set for the church on Wednesday in November. It mentions residents like Dorothy Brewer hosting a party, John Giebener in Lawrence, and various kin and neighbours plus upcoming sales and property matters around De Solo.
Local residents share Wednesday and weekend visits
Mrs Fred McKinney Mrs Joe Lorge and Mrs Sarah Flory spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Porter Bond and daughter Pear. Pear Likenberry spent Monday night with Minnie Dietz and Mrs Rudolph Diets and children Linas and Opal Mae were in Lawrence Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Fd Sanders hosted Thursday night at the Sanders home. Mrs Charlie Mower visited last Thursday at Elizabeth Mowder’s home. Hie Mitler and sons and Wilford spent from day evening until Friday evening at Jim Anderson’s home. Mrs Uen Childs spent Wednesday with Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Donald Avierson. Tirenberry and daughters Org Pauline and Hagel were in Lawrence Saturday afternoon. Mrs and Mrs Idon Ulrich of Lawrence spent from Sunday evening to Thursday afternoon of last Austin Flory home. Marvip Bond and children Nenita and Norman. Mrs drendane and Ken the Porter-Bond jay att orneys called at the Aiva thie Longfellow, wet, called home Wednesday. Jimmie Oh Hodges home Sunday evening. Brand B Dewitt and Mrs Robert Wilson, Barbara Ann and Ada Elizabeth and Maurice Knott were supper guests at Gott h Nieder home Wednesday. Mrs C Potter and children Jane and Kenneth spent Wednesday at the Marvin Bond home. Mrs Laura Fox Mrs Homer Flory and Will Ulrich were in Lawrence Friday afternoon. Porter Bond and son Everett were in Lawrence Tuesday morning. Jim Anderson oil Ward and ric Mowder Saturday morn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McKinney
Joe Lorge
Sarah Flory
Porter Bond
Pear
Pear Likenberry
Minnie Dietz
Rudolph Diets
Linas
Opal Mae
R. Lawrence
Fd Sanders
Sanders
Charlie Mower
Elizabeth Mowder
Hunh
Austin Flory
Marvip Bond
Nenita
Norman
Drendane
Kenthe
Jay Atteryscin
Jimmie
Hodges
Brand H . B. Dewitt
Aurs
Robert. Wilson
Barbaran Ann
Jim Anderson
Ric. Mowder
Marion Chills
Gilbert Whitman
Eldon Uli ‘Igh
Austin Slory
Miss Pearl Ikenberry
Frances Miller
Ollie Miller
Wayne and
Wilfoard
Bert Flory
Charlie “Banning and Son
Warrent
Low Childs
Robert
Gottlieb Nieder
Marion Childs
Lawrence
John Simithy
Gottlichter
Lawrence Pridas
Neighborhood notices of visits and dailies in Lawrence events
A long list of social visits, calls, and small town events from Lawrence and nearby areas. Many names recur as residents and relatives attend dinners, calls, and Sunday gatherings. Neighbors share health notes and attend funerals while Farm Bureau meetings gather in the community.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Children's Health
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy to regulate stomach and bowels in children six and older. It claims improved skin clarity and bright eyes, with non habit forming benefits for constipation sour stomach and torpid liver. Available in 15c 0c and 60c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ohio
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Chocolate Grogs
J Iy
Cruse
Pune
Taebkiek
Memphis
Boriin
Ehiner
Laken
Heinreich Kyduz
Kaugh
Evein Tayand
Jean Vettet
Harvey
Webster
Des Moines
Miss Pettet
Her. Paul.Clark
Oklahoma City
Okla
Sten
Mary
Kas
Mary Vigk- Ford
Twis
Desoto
Karl Stuchberry
Jadine Hiddleston
Chorch
Dorothy Brewer
Martin
Kansas City
Varge
Mr. Ahd
Alahwa 5
Ida Mosely
Harald Cooper
Hiams
William
Paoli
Maggie Free
Fred
Berry
de Roso
Uas Rex
Mordaw
Aui
Tonganonie
John Porter
T. EL Stack
Ineipn
Dhe
Waa
H. A. W. Ressler
Cross
Frank Johnson
Henry Petrick
Coffeyville
Beer
Olathe
Patrick
Roxa Blaylock
Nnk
Lumber Yard
Sydney | Hautrow
de Solo
MORK
Lone Star
Bert Blory
Farmers’ Union
Arkansas ‘City
Charlie Sanders
Nanty Sandsys
Dimmie Childs
Johnson
Eldon Ulvich
Lillie ‘Ulrich
Harry Norman
Ruth Lamb
Lille Anderson
Lila
Marguerite
Edward
Bone
Chester
Charles
Mowder Lund
Neal Banks
Wilt Curtis
Doe Flory
Maxine
Olive Ione
der Gorbutt
Tha
Charlie Mowder
Floyd Childs
Esther Flory
Porter’. Bond
Russel Harrell
Elina
Irene
Bertie Mac
Evelyn
Alvin
Joe Flory
John Dunn
Porter Boni
Jess Ikenberg
Will Ulrich
Ina Miller
Eldyn Ulrich
Layne Carl Niederplas
Rudolph Pieiz
Doryh
Ston Creek
Starschoot Mongroan
Minnie Vietz
Franks
Esther
Maré Mark
Atrs. Lon
Hiliise
Marc Mery
Flory
Cal
Walter Schott
Hugo Sehfott
Ward
Ekton Ulrich
Dietz
Minniie
Alldag
German ‘Lutheran Church
Ronchitis
Eben Ae
THE
Theo. Poehler Mercantile Co., Whole — Re
Adelphil
Children
Fletcher
Thele Hes
Alix
Walt's Book Store
Mass
Everwear
Hallowe'en
Kaw Valley Creamery
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